Detroit Country Day's girls basketball team faced a 58-30 defeat against Goodrich in the Division 2 quarterfinals, marking the end of a season highlighted by senior Naiya Krispin, the first four-year player under coach Amber Deane. Despite the loss, the team achieved district and regional championships, demonstrating potential for the future. With a core of underclassmen, including strong performers like Sanyiah Blackwell and Alina Younes, the program appears poised for growth next season, even as it navigates the departure of previous stars to out-of-state programs.

By the Numbers
  • Detroit Country Day finished the season with a record of 15-10.
  • Goodrich maintains an unbeaten record at 27-0, advancing to the final four.
State of Play
  • Naiya Krispin led her team as a captain and was the only player to score in double figures in the final game, contributing 11 points.
  • Underclassmen, including freshmen Makayla Sykes and Taryn McNeil, gained valuable playoff experience this season.
What's Next

With the support of returning captains Blackwell and Younes, alongside a promising group of freshmen and sophomores, Detroit Country Day is focused on making a significant impact in the 2026-27 season.

Bottom Line

While the team must navigate the loss of key upperclassmen, their strong underclass pipeline suggests a bright future, setting the stage for a competitive return next season.